No one Here is Me – a powerful play, that unnervingly exposes the many and varied issues that impact men’s mental health. It offers a beautiful and sensitive balance of loss, survival and hope. This ground breaking performance was created by Sarah Winn, after her family suffered the numbing shock and devastation of her cousin taking his life in 2021. Suicide is a loss like no other and the current statistic for men is shocking and on the increase.

Sarah wanted to gain a better understanding of men’s mental health and how we, as a society, might serve them better. After four months of research, with charities, organisations, individuals and her own family, Sarah used her visionary skills as a theatre maker to weave the words from her interviews into No one Here is Me, with the help of a grant from the Arts Council.

No one Here is Me is performed in non-theatrical settings, in order to make it more aproachable and accessible. Our goal is now to tour the country, working with as many mental health and men’s support groups, in each location, as possible. That’s quite a task, but we’re determined. If you feel you can help us get there, with either a donation, a connection, or with your time, please get in touch.